Our Art Reflects Our Community
The Gifts of Art exhibition program strives to honor the diversity of our community by mounting exhibits that reflect it. You can learn more about the current artwork or enjoy these exhibits online.
On display December 12, 2022 - December 2023
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
Marcia Polenberg is an Ann Arbor artist who draws, paints, and creates multi-fired sculptures in terra cotta in her home studio.
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
The Botaniscopes series focuses on botanical life in nature, particularly plants and trees of the South.
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
Founded in 1948, the Michigan Silversmiths Guild is a community of craftspersons dedicated to the fields of metalsmithing and jewelry.
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
These artworks were made in honor of marriage equality and queer relationships and dedicated to any members of the LGBTQ+ community who have experienced discrimination.
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
Artist: Alan Paine Radebaugh
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
WSG Gallery is an award-winning artist run contemporary fine art gallery in Ann Arbor.
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
Rosaline Vick, a self-taught quilter and seamstress, embellishes portraits of everyday people in the midst of life. Many of the portraits are expressing themselves through laughter.
On display March 13-June 2, 2023
WSG Gallery is an award-winning artist run contemporary fine art gallery in Ann Arbor.
With a large and diverse faculty, staff, patient, guest, and learner population, the Gifts of Art exhibition program strives to be inclusive and honor this diversity by mounting exhibits that reflect our community and today's world.
The artwork in Gifts of Art's nine galleries changes quarterly and represents a broad range of styles, mediums, forms, and subjects. Enjoy an ever-changing sampling of the best art the region has to offer.
All exhibits are available both in-person (for those who work, are approved visitors, or have an appointment on the main medical campus) and online.
